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WPLG Local 10 News 430AM January 11, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WPLG Local 10 News 430AM January 11, 2016

Lets go and get the weather forecast. Jen correa here. How are you . Well, it is cool out there. Temperatures have dropped into the upper 50s for pompano beach. Low 60s down through miamidade and upper 60s in the keys. 78 degrees in key west. As far as the winds, they are out of the north and its pretty breezy out there at 13 Miles Per Hour. So question is s ll you need those sweaters . Yes, you will this morning. No rain on the radar but we are waking up to cloud cover just a little bit more now. Theres plenty of clouds stretching across central florida. It will probably be one of those cloud...

WCVB Newscenter 5 Weekend Early Report January 10, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCVB Newscenter 5 Weekend Early Report January 10, 2016

The west and will still be strong tomorrow to where is the rain . Most of it has started to move out. We are left with the fuse get it showers moving away offshore to the north shore. The south shore you are done with this catch. Now the cape is finally clear as well. But there is one little band out here to the west that wants to push through. So you may be dry at the moment that when this comes through a quick downpour and then that should start to wind everything down as we had to the evening. We will talk more about cold temperatures this week. All that in a few minutes. Reid right now we ...

LGBT Center hosts first scholar in residence for night of comedy, poetry - Vimarsana News

LGBT Center hosts first scholar in residence for night of comedy, poetry

The LGBT Center announced ALOK as its first-ever scholar in residence in March following an anonymous $2 million gift to the center.

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